The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-10-10
LOYAL AND GENERAL.

Merchant street is to be widened.
Plenty of rain on Maui last week.
Fine weather is reported on Hawaii.ss
The San Pablo had 585 Chinese in transit
for Hongkong.
St. Peters Guild VII hold social to-
morrow evening.
W. H. Lippincott has indefinitely post
poned his reading.
The Kinau leaves for the Volcano at 4
o'clock this afternoon.
His Excellency Governor Dominis leaves
for Waialua this morning.
Robt W. Wilcox, with his Italian bride,
arrived by the San Pablo.
Mrs. Julia Herbert died on Saturday,
and was buried yesterday.
The Y NJ c. A bookkeeping class
meets at o'clock this evening.
The October term of the Supreme Court
opens at 10 o'clock this morning.
A meeting of the Waianae Company WI
be held at II o'clock this morning
The J. S. Webb case comes up hear
ing at2 o'clock this afternoon in the Su-
preme Court.
The regular meeting of Pacific Hose
Company No. Will be this evening at the
usual hour and place.
A large fuIl-rigged4 ship passed the
island to the southwark yesterday after
noon, steering northwesterly course.
The Blue Ribbon entertainment Satur-
day evening was fairly attended. Mr..
Gribble gave a very interesting address.
A subscription list may be seen at A. NJ.
Hewett's store. 1t is tor raising money
for building the mauka fence on the Rec
reation grounds.
The Athletics beat the Punahou nine at
a match game of baseball last Saturday
afternoon at lhe Recreation Grounds by
score of p to 5.
At noon to-day Mr.. James F. Morgan
will sell piece of land near the old ice
works, and also the Moanui Plantation,
situated on the island of Molokai.
In the Supreme Court Saturday Ha-
waiian jury found Levi Kaawa guilty of
attempt at rape, and he was sentenced to
five years imprisonment at hard labor
and to pay fine of 81 600.
DR.. F. s. Ogden O. the o. S. S. Juniata
has returned from Molokai. He expresses
himself as much pleased with the condi-
ton of the leper settlement. While he was
there he was the guest OF DR.. Mauritz.
The funeral of Josiah Kaaukai took
place yesterday afternoon. The members
of the Fire Department and the Kings
Own turned out in large numbers. Be |
tween fifty and sixty carriages followed |
the hearse.
There was railway accident near Los
Angeles the day before the San Pablo left. |
A sleeper was badly smashed. Mrs. ]. D. |
Strong. with her ch7d. had left it only
few minutes before, and thus escaped |
serious injury. As it was she was badly |
bruised.
A collection was taken up at the Hawai-
hao Church yesterday morning, which
amounted to 1886 81. Part of it will be
used for the church fund, and the balance |
TO defraying the expenses of repairing the
windows and also renovating the inside of
the church.
The proprietor of the Crystal Soda
Works has, after mature consideration,
concluded to lower the prices on the
lerated waters manufactured at the es-
Adjustment, VIZ: ginger ale, soda water,
emonade, etc, so as to assist in the compe-
5ition now under way in goods of that
and be thus enabled to sell as
ow as the lowest. There is now not the
smallest margin of profit in the manufac-
ure of aerated waters by this establish
nent, the usual high standard of ne in
gradients being yet maintained, although
1T the reduced prices. In the near future
Mr.. Woodwork proposes to add to his
cigar mandatory wholesale depart
Aent of this branch of trade. offering
cigars, tobaccos, cigarettes and smokers
articles at lowest figures.